amouat

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by amouat 29d ago
I don't disagree, except that you've taken ambitious to mean climbing the corporate ladder, which is a relatively narrow reading. It can also mean wanting a achieve a large dream or goal e.g. writing a book.
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by amouat 2mo ago
Yeah. But it's 10 paragraphs of AI nonsense that barely mentions the actual story. Who could have thought this was a good idea? It literally reads like "ai security is important, btw we're the reason hugging face got hacked,
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by amouat 2mo ago
So they are the proxy in the hugging face hacking incident? Way to bury that lede.
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by amouat 3mo ago
No, not really, and I don't think you need to be snarky. It may be an industry body, but it runs multiple community conferences and projects which support Open Source. A notable example in this case being the OpenSSF https:/&#x2F
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by amouat 3mo ago
My best understanding from reading this is a) where possible and b) where necessary. This is the Linux Foundation, so it must put OSS and community first, surely. People talk about contributing financially, but how and to what end? Most pro
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Chainguard's new Athena coalition uses AI to fix open-source flaws(zdnet.com)
4 points by amouat 3mo ago|0 comments
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by amouat 4mo ago
I stopped reading in anger at "That’s not an accident; it was the point." It's pretty disrespectful imo -- it feels like the reader's time is worth less than the author's.
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by amouat 6mo ago
That's what I thought, but in the 2nd para: > No Roman numerals. No Arabic numerals. No left-to-right reading direction. No assumed orientation. Something that works in a mirror, in zero gravity, in any language spoken on Earth or b
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by amouat 7mo ago
I noted "warfighter" as well. Never heard that before.
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by amouat 7mo ago
I played with some of these tools 12 years ago and created "dim", but it was really just Vim with limelight and goyo in a Docker container. https://github.com/amouat/dim There is something nice about having t
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by amouat 8mo ago
I assume they just pretend to be the Googlebot so the site just gives the text.
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Gastown, and where software is going(chainguard.dev)
3 points by amouat 8mo ago|0 comments
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by amouat 8mo ago
Personal blog: adrianmouat.com
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by amouat 8mo ago
Seems to be England only. No results for Edinburgh.
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by amouat 10mo ago
It's all the same people. If you really don't know, a few of the incidents are here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/c6299nrj76yo
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by amouat 11mo ago
The ladder is still there! See that pile of wood there? That's where we put the rungs. And if dig in that hole over there you might even find the extension we removed last week...
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Chainguard's Series D: Building the Safe Source for All Open Source(chainguard.dev)
2 points by amouat 1y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that's in development, it's just more difficult.
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by amouat 2y ago
Also traksy e.g: https://traksy.uk/live/T+EDB+KGX+d+@2024-07-10T13:00/M+1+EDI...
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by amouat 2y ago
Just wanted to say that I appreciate how well written this is. It does make a difference when an author can clearly and succinctly state their case.
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by amouat 2y ago
I wrote a similar program once. To get it to be efficient I had to use a bunch of heuristics including scrabble scoring words, so it would prefer words with low scrabble scores which were more likely to fit in with other words.
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On IBM Acquiring HashiCorp(medium.com)
1 points by amouat 2y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 2y ago
The declining share price and profits is exactly what made it possible for IBM to buy Hashicorp. The license change didn't juice things -- it watered down the price. $6 billion is a snip compared to the $14 billion IPO valuation. Finta
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by amouat 2y ago
From @stefantalpalaru (comment dead) > The software being used to illustrate an unrelated song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7UsnI_HQYM
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by amouat 2y ago
Support him? Start by talking to him and seeing what he thinks is fair.
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by amouat 2y ago
I'm using this quote: "I love it but sometimes it feels like being a Morty on Rick’s adventure to the compilerland."
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by amouat 3y ago
Sort of. A few things though: - we don't use scratch. Our base image is chainguard/static which includes certs and a few other things typically needed by apps. - we have our own Linux distribution called Wolfi - we don't &quo
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by amouat 3y ago
I did a short YouTube version of the announcement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuyBWDx21d0
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by amouat 3y ago
I work at Chainguard. In a nutshell we produce minimal container images with a low CVE count. In many cases they should be drop in replacements for the containers you are currently using. This is particularly useful if your team uses a scan
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by amouat 3y ago
Wolfi packages are served from https://packages.wolfi.dev/os which can be used with apk tools or apko. The built Chainguard images are all on the cgr.dev registry. Wolfi is completely OSS. The policies regarding Chainguard

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